Right to Reply Law Faces Florida High Court Test
In 1972 Pat Tornillo invoked the right to reply to respond to editorials opposing his candidacy. The Florida Supreme Court upheld the law as a means to ensure fair election information, while opponents argued it infringes editorial discretion and First Amendment rights. References to the Miami Herald and national publishers are noted as amici.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat L. Tornillo
Miami Herald
Florida Trial Court
Florida Supreme Court
The
Herald
Knight Newspaper Chain
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press Legal Defense and Research Fund
Tornillo
Broadcasters Honor Oral Roberts and Nigh in Oklahoma Awards
The Oklahoma Broadcasters Association named Oral Roberts Oklahoma of the Year and Lt. Gov. George Nigh as Governor's Cup recipient for tourism promotion. The awards capped the winter convention, noting Roberts as a world‑famous evangelist and Nigh’s surprise win. Fred Thompson announced a task force to study TV station inclusion in the OBA.
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Tulsa, Okla
Oklahoma Broadcasters Association
Evangelist Oral Roberts
George Nigh
Roberts
The
Association Sunday
Nigh
OBA
Oklahoma
Johnny Bench
U.S
Carl Albert
Ada
Chickasha
Enid
Rible
Ben Johnson
Johnson
Fred Thompson
KYFB
Bartlesville
Husbands And Wives Sayings In Hal Boylecolumn
New York AP humor by Hal Boyle surveys comic truths about husbands and wives. It notes men misjudge clothing sizes and shoe fits while lampooning cocktail party overload and double lives. It ends with a wry jab on conserving energy and popcorn substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Jury Empaneled In Death Trial at District Court
A three-woman nine-man jury was empaneled to hear the second degree murder trial of Felix Cortez 43 charged with fatally wounding Luis Adrian 61 during an argument at 2705 Ave 1 last Sept 16 The two week felony term of District Court also lists one other murder trial five rape cases and eleven civil matters with Ronnie Mansell Sterling set for trial Tuesday.
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Felix Cortez
Cortez
Luis Adrian
Ave 1
Ronnie Mansell
Sterling
Rodney Steele
Rt. 2
Lawton
Hasenbeck Named To County Fair Public Authority
Hasenbeck, Fletcher High School vocational agriculture instructor and farmer, was appointed to the Comanche County Agriculture and Industrial Exposition Fair Public Trust Authority. He fills the post left by Clyde Brock who resigned. Brock’s term would have expired March 1.
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Bill Hasenbeck
Fletcher High School
Fletcher Area
Comanche County
Thority. Hasenbeck
Oscar Sanders
Clyde Brock
Fletcher
Brock
Five die in fogbound I 40 crash near Seminole
A fiery collision on fog bound Interstate 40 near Seminole kills five people and injures three. The victims include a Utah license plate car passenger and several residents of Oklahoma City Tahlequah and Midwest City, with four bodies found in the car and one ejected.
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Seminole
The
Highway Patrol
Oklahoma City
Tahlequah
Midwest City
Oklahoma
Utah
Seminole County
Oklahoma 99
Ella Belle Bruce
Tulsa
Conley L. Durhan
Purcell
Durhan
Guilty Plea in Fort Sill Property Case
Fort Sill man pled guilty in District Court to concealing stolen property and received a five year suspended sentence. Curtis Hoyt Allen admitted possession of a 1971 model car reported stolen Oct 28 from Curtis Haire Motor Co. He was ordered to serve a five year suspended term and pay 489 restitution plus court costs. Also charged with concealing stolen property is Robert James Stoltz Jr., 20, of Fort Sill.
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Fort Sillman
Curtis Hoyt Allen
Curtis Haire Motor Co
N. Sheridan Road
Allen
Robert James Stoltz Jr
Fort Sill
City considers contract for mobile home in city lakes
Council weighs awarding a contract for one mobile home at city lakes and approves a subordinate land conveyance to North Texas Wilbert Vault Company. Amendment sought to reclassify taverns and private clubs in C-4 C-5 zones from use-permitted to permitted use.
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North Texas
Wilbert Vault
City lakes ordinance sets frontage and improvement based fees
The ordinance establishes lake access charges by front footage and classifies areas into A for highly improved zones like Schoolhouse Slough, B for moderately improved, and C for unimproved to determine boathouse allowances and fees.
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Schoolhouse Slough
Submarine Land and Potato Preservation History
The article notes the United States land area at 3 540 938 square miles and water area at 74 185 square miles. It also explains how dehydrated potatoes sustained Andean people before Europeans, stored by removing water and drying in the sun and frost.
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United States
Andes
Six Comanche County Students Set for Tech Diplomas
Six Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee graduates from Lawton are listed with their courses and addresses, including Ronny Ahlborn in electrical maintenance, Gary Johnson in auto mechanics, Odree Lewis in furniture upholstery, Clyde Wheatley in numerical control machinist, Michael Phelps in auto mechanics and Franklin Whitewolf in electrical maintenance. The ceremony is scheduled for January 24.
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Comanche County
Oklahoma State Tech
Okmulgee
Lawton
Ronny C. Ahlborn
Bessie
Gary R. Johnson
Arlington
Odree Lewis
Bishop Road
Clyde E. Wheatley
S.W
Michael R Phelps
Cache
Franklin R. Whitewolf
Medicine Park
Unseasonably Warm Break Predicted Across State
Officials report noon weather with highs 55 to 65 today and fog possible Tuesday morning after overnight lows in the mid 30s to 40s. Tuesday is expected to bring unseasonably warm highs in the mid 60s to 70s across the state with light variable winds.
Doctor-Recommended Relief: Preparation H for Hemorrhoidal Pain
In a survey doctors said they use Preparation H themselves or in practice to ease hemorrhoidal pain and itching. The product provides prompt temporary relief for hours and can shrink swollen inflamed tissues, whether used as ointment or suppositories.
Oklahoma Cuts 77 Offices to 17 in Reform Effort
Hope cites reduction to 17 offices in Oklahoma with 316 uncompensated registrars added to aid voter registration. One office remains in the Federal Building serving Cotton Jefferson Stephens Caddo Comanche counties. Names listed include Dilks Walk er Hyman Klopfenstein Brodie Ousley Brandeberry Carey Ladd Taylor Edelen Shinn Enos Hiser Rose, and others.
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Oklahoma
Hope
Cotton
Jefferson
Stephens
Caddo
Comanche
Cotton County
Merrell Dilks
Walters
Charles Walker
Temple
Emerson Hyman
Randlett
Jefferson County
E. C. Burns
Ringling
Elizabeth Klopfenstein
Waurika Stephens County
Steve Brodie
Duncan
Scott Ousley
Marlow
Bob Brandeberry
J. M. Carey
Velma
Charles B. Ladd
Martha Taylor
Duncan Caddo County
Glenn Cobb
Riverside Indian School
Anadarko
Clinton J. Palmer
Apache
James E. Edelen
Gracemont
Jerry E. Shinn
Cement
Troy D. Enos
Binger
Wayne Hiser
Fort Cobb
Kenneth Rose
Hinton
Bernard E. Parker
Harold J. Peery
Marvin Cleist
Lookeba
Kissinger seeks cautious Arab tone on peace move
Kissinger copies Arab territory and rejects a unilateral peace without Syria and Jordan. U S officials see the statement as soothing radical Arabs rather than signaling unhappiness with disengagement. Some Israeli officials worry Sadat needs withdrawal of forces from the West Bank before Egyptian public learns Israel gains. Israeli Deputy Premier Allon says Israel will discuss troop disengagement with Syria and Egypt once Damascus provides POW lists and allows Red Cross access.
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Israel
Syria
Jordan
U.S
Kissinger
Sadat
West Bank
Yigal Allon
Damascus
International Red Cross
Stock Market Mixed as Dow Rises Slightly in Noon Trading
New York stocks opened gains then weakened with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.39 at 841.87 at noon as advancers outpaced decliners two to one. The broad market showed a slight decline while the AMEX index rose modestly amid mixed economic signals and anticipated Commerce Department growth data.
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New York
Commerce Department
New York Stock
Change
United Way divisions report varied progress toward goals
Divisional reports outline gift totals and completion rates for each group. Advance gifts 88 415 at 92.1 percent. commercial 30 270 at 93.1 percent. professional 16 205 at 81 percent. public employees 44 312 at 95.3 percent. small business 12 574 at 74.6 percent. residential and suburban 22 134 at 90.3 percent. Fort Sill non federal 4 486 at 99.7 percent. Combined Federal Campaign 134 266 at 110.1 percent.
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Smith
Fort Sill
Noise intensity in environment doubles each decade
Environmental noise levels rise sharply with a doubling trend every ten years. The finding highlights increasing exposure risks and the need for stricter noise control and urban planning measures.
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Fair Board
Associated Press
Rebecca Jean Austin
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Norman
Larry Edward Simms
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Becta
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Hawkins
Lee Bird
State Department of Agriculture
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Okeene
Weatherford
Keyes
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el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Manchester
Medford
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